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Resources and programs to help

Maine and New Hampshire

families stay warm all winter long.

Every icon below is a direct link to a real assistance program — fuel and utility help, weatherization, and emergency heating support. Click any card to visit that organization's official site.

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Maine Resources

Home Energy Assistance Program (LiHEAP) MaineHousing logo Visit site The Opportunity Alliance The Opportunity Alliance logo Visit site Kennebec Valley Community Action (KVCAP) KVCAP logo Visit site Community Concepts Community Concepts logo Visit site York County Community Action (YCCAC) York County Community Action Corporation logo Visit site Midcoast Maine Community Action MidCoast Maine Community Action logo Visit site Warm Thy Neighbor Warm Thy Neighbor logo Visit site Financial Assistance Programs in Maine Need Help Paying Bills logo Visit site Fuel and More – Kittery Fuel and More logo Visit site Windham Neighbors Helping Neighbors Windham Neighbors Helping Neighbors logo Visit site

New Hampshire Resources

Community Action Partnership of New Hampshire (CAPHR) Community Action Partnership of New Hampshire logo Visit site Neighbor Helping Neighbor Neighbor Helping Neighbor logo Visit site Financial Assistance Programs New Hampshire Need Help Paying Bills New Hampshire logo Visit site New Hampshire Department of Energy New Hampshire Department of Energy logo Visit site

Other Resources

Veterans Heating Assistance Maine Veterans Project logo Visit site 211 Maine 211 Maine logo Visit site Loaves & Fishes Loaves and Fishes logo Visit site The Salvation Army The Salvation Army logo Visit site Rural Community Action Ministry Rural Community Action Ministry logo Visit site

Every card above links directly to that organization's official website in a new tab. Eligibility, service areas, and application windows vary by program — if you're not sure where to start, calling 211 will connect you with a specialist who can point you to the right one for your county.